Overhörn
by Pharaoh Overlord
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Intro - Lalibela
12:35
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Solar Stomp
09:04
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Relic
13:03
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Revolution
10:44
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Mangrove
25:59
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about
Ruton Music – RUT-009
Recorded At – Lepakkomies
Mixed At – Wolfborder Studios
Credits:
Bass – Jussi Lehtisalo
Design [Cover Design], Photography By [Photo] – Mika Taanila
Drums – Tomi Leppänen
Electric Guitar – Julius Jääskeläinen, Pekka Jääskeläinen
Electric Guitar, Vocals – Janne Westerlund
Engineer – Tuomas Laurila
Layout – Eetu Henttonen
Recorded By, Mixed By – Max Laine
Recorded live at Lepakkomies, Kallio, Helsinki, 06.01.2012 (Hectorock).
Print limited to 100 individually numbered copies.
Recorded At – Lepakkomies
Mixed At – Wolfborder Studios
Credits:
Bass – Jussi Lehtisalo
Design [Cover Design], Photography By [Photo] – Mika Taanila
Drums – Tomi Leppänen
Electric Guitar – Julius Jääskeläinen, Pekka Jääskeläinen
Electric Guitar, Vocals – Janne Westerlund
Engineer – Tuomas Laurila
Layout – Eetu Henttonen
Recorded By, Mixed By – Max Laine
Recorded live at Lepakkomies, Kallio, Helsinki, 06.01.2012 (Hectorock).
Print limited to 100 individually numbered copies.
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released July 28, 2016
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